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opentelekomcloud_sfs_file_system_v2¶
Use this data source to get details about a Scalable File Service.
Example Usage¶
variable "share_name" {}
variable "share_id" {}
data "opentelekomcloud_sfs_file_system_v2" "shared_file" {
name = var.share_name
id = var.share_id
}
Argument Reference¶
The following arguments are supported:
name- (Optional) The name of the shared file system.id- (Optional) The UUID of the shared file system.status- (Optional) The status of the shared file system.
Attributes Reference¶
The following attributes are exported:
availability_zone- The availability zone name.size- The size (GB) of the shared file system.share_type- The storage service type for the shared file system, such as high-performance storage (composed of SSDs) or large-capacity storage (composed of SATA disks).status- The status of the shared file system.host- The host name of the shared file system.is_public- The level of visibility for the shared file system.share_proto- The protocol for sharing file systems.volume_type- The volume type.metadata- Metadata key and value pairs as a dictionary of strings.export_location- The path for accessing the shared file system.access_level- The level of the access rule.access_rules_status- The status of the share access rule.access_type- The type of the share access rule.access_to- The access that the back end grants or denies.share_access_id- The UUID of the share access rule.mount_id- The UUID of the mount location of the shared file system.share_instance_id- The access that the back end grants or denies.preferred- Identifies which mount locations are most efficient and are used preferentially when multiple mount locations exist.